Election 2008 Technology Impact

How will communications and technology impact the 2008 election?

What will change? What won't? What will some of the lasting effects be? Will social networking spur political activism? Who would be the most tech-friendly president? Will voting technology solve the ballot counting issues of the past?

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Feature Articles on the Technology Impact of the 2008 Election

BetterWorld Telecom and Aptela Come to the Rescue of Obama Camp
Aptela and BetterWorld recently joined hands to improve the communications infrastructure of the Obama-Biden Campaign for Change. While the team was in need of an emergency and cost-friendly solution on realizing the inefficiency of its present infrastructure across seven key states, both telecommunications companies came to its rescue as soon as they received phone calls from Team Obama.
11/21/2008

Obama, Congress and Technology
Not to nerd out, but to quote Stan Lee's Spiderman, "With great power comes great responsibility," and the newly elected 111th Congress, with the majority being Democrats, better live up to the American peoples' expectations.
11/13/2008

Obama to Technologically Revolutionize the White House
According to NDN think tank president Simon Rosenberg, the Obama White House will use the Internet and its capabilities just as FDR used the radio to connect to the nation. America is now shadowing history book tales of the Great Depression. Some Americans have hope that President-elect Barack Obama will bring with him his own New Deal to the White House.
11/10/2008

Obama to Bring Technology Update to White House
All through their campaign, the Obama camp relied heavily on e-mails, text messaging and the Internet to gather and inform supporters. A good example of this is their fundraising approach. Much of their fundraising was done by online donations or by rallying volunteers online to physically organize a fundraising event. As President-elect Obama transitions to the White House, there has been much speculation about whether or not he will also transition his capacious online data base.
11/10/2008

Internet the Second Most-Used Medium for 2008 Presidential Election: Cisco Study
Online video and other social media applications are playing significant role in U.S. politics. To evaluate the role of new-generation communication technology on Americans' political engagement, Compete and Cisco conducted a Visual Networking Index study, which highlights the role that visual networking is playing as a source of U.S. presidential campaign news and information.
11/7/2008

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Related Election 2008 News in the Technology Industry

San Jose Mercury News, Calif., In Hindsight column: 'Extreme pessimism' in the tech industry: Who could blame us?
11/21/2008

Infima Technologies Offers JPACK, Bandwidth Reduction SDK
11/21/2008

Saleztrack Integrates Chrome Systems' Video in Lead Management System
11/21/2008

ABI Research: Location Ecosystem Still Looking for Sustainable Growth and Viable Business Models
11/21/2008

Sendio Selects JHG as Agency of Record
11/21/2008

Loughlin/Michaels Group Adds Zyrion and IDNTITI to Client List
11/21/2008

ReportLinker Adds Report: 'Key Challenges and Issues Facing the Enterprise Web 2.0:Building the Next-Generation Workplace'
11/21/2008

ABI Research: Mobile Web Drives Full-Featured Browsers on Smartphones
11/21/2008

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